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Surroundings:

IRAQ_Lower Euphrates_1968_AS (EUAS-02)Ur, So-called E-hursagUr, E-giparUr, zigguratUr, planUr, E-dublal-mahUr-Nammu StelaZigguratIRAQ_Lower Euphrates_1968_Diqdiqah (EUAS-11 & 12)

Location:

  • Iraq, Maḩaţţat Ūr
  • geo:30.930277,46.118492
  • Location ± 0-5 m.

Period or year:

  • -1800~ / -1700~

Class:

  • Rural settlement
  • invisible

Identifiers:

  • vici:place=103907

Annotations

Appendix, The Southern Margins of Sumer – Archaeological Survey of the Area of Eridu and Ur, Henry T. Wright, 1966, in ADAMS R. McC. (1981), Heartland of Cities. Surveys of Ancient Settlement and Land Use on the Central Floodplain of the Euphrates, University of Chicago Press ( https://archive.org/details/heartlandofcitie0000adam/page/n5/mode/2up )

BENATI Giacomo, LEONI Elena & MANTELLINI Simone (2017), Georeferencing Woolley’s “Royal Cemetery” and Deep Soundings at Ur (Iraq), OCNUS, 24 (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316542993_Georeferencing_Woolley's_Royal_Cemetery_and_Deep_Soundings_at_Ur_Iraq )


Nearby

Anonymous site (MA.III)

Small mound along a relict chanel, visible on Corona imagery (1968), since destroyed. Remote-sensing detected by Mantellini (2017). Not dated.

Anonymous site (MA.II)

Small mound along a relict chanel, visible on Corona imagery (1968), since destroyed. Remote-sensing detected by Mantellini (2017). Not dated.

Anonymous settlement (EUAS-13)

Late Larsa, Kassite and Neo-Babylonian and later periods settlement. Surveyed by T. Wright (1966).


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